Mass spectrometer

Radiant energy – Ionic separation or analysis – Static field-type ion path-bending selecting means

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250299, 250396R, B01D 5544

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044801874

ABSTRACT:
In a mass spectrometer of the magnetic field type for analyzing the mass of ions by causing an ion beam to pass through a narrow slit and then through a deflecting magnetic field to be detected by an ion detector where the intensity of the deflecting magnetic field is varied, plural electrostatic quadrupole lenses are provided between the source slit and the deflecting magnetic field so as to give a converging property to an ion beam passing in a direction vertical to the median plane thereof and to give a diverging property to an ion beam passing in the direction of the radius thereof. This minimizes the gap spacing between the magnetic pole pieces which form the deflecting magnetic field, thereby improving sensitivity and detection as well as accuracy and measurement. Since the magnetic field can be intensified by making the gap spacing between the magnetic pole pieces narrower, the present device is applicable to a wider scope of uses, such as to the analysis of ions of greater mass or ions of higher molecules.

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